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Sessions and agents

Name a session

Section titled “Name a session”
Terminal window
quox -n release-checks

Or, inside a session:

Terminal window
/rename release-checks
/rename

/rename with a name sets it; alone it shows the current one. The name shows in the rule above the composer. If you start without a name, a one-line invite suggests one.

Names are kept on this machine, in ~/.config/quox/sessions.json, keyed by conversation. The server has no rename route yet, so a name does not follow you to another machine.

Find a session again

Section titled “Find a session again”
Terminal window
/sessions

Lists your recent conversations from the server, with the names you gave them.

/new starts a fresh conversation.

Give a session a slot address

Section titled “Give a session a slot address”
Terminal window
/slot release

Checks out the slot named release, creating it if needed, the same as quox slot checkout release --create --session <session>. Typing the command is your consent. Replies posted to the slot are not shown in this window yet.

Talk to one agent

Section titled “Talk to one agent”
Terminal window
/attach scout
/attach
/detach

By default CommanderQ routes each message. /attach <agent> sends your later turns to that agent instead, until /detach brings you back to CommanderQ. The name is checked against your organisation’s agent list. /attach alone shows the current agent.